Thoughts

It is a great thing to know where you are historically. The wilderness journey is to teach us two things...

There is a limit to our affliction. God sends it and then removes it ...

Even to the vilest and deadliest of charges, Jesus responded with deep, unbroken silence. His silence was so profound, it caused His accusers and spectators to wonder in awe ...

It is a profound statement that “through the waters,” the very place where we might have expected nothing but trembling ...

Two friends were travelling together in Switzerland. One ascended the Rigi and stayed in the hotel at the top of the mountain ...

The Bible has a great deal to say about waiting for God, and the teaching cannot be too strongly emphasized ...

The moment we receive anything from the Lord worth fighting for, the Devil comes seeking to destroy us ...

This is more than victory. This is a triumph so complete that we not only have escaped defeat and destruction but also have destroyed our enemies ...

God does not open paths for us before we come to them, or provide help before help is needed. He does not remove obstacles out of our way before we reach them ...

Remind God of His exclusive responsibility: “There is no one like you to help.” ...